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I just finished a book about the life of Richard Feynman. He's the guy who helped uncover what really happened to the Space Shuttle Challenger and exposed the bureaucracy in NASA that was ultimately responsible. I like reading about people! :-)
This is my next one. It arrived today! Finally! We all know Paul McCartney was the engine that made the Beatles go. This is supposed to be a very good bio - endorsed by Paul, so here goes... Attachment 7628 |
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Good read for anyone especially Rockers.
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I just finished the The Pelican Brief and are about to start with "The firm".
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Just finished Robopocalypse (Daniel H. Wilson).
Cool book. Similar to Terminator in how robots overtake humans, but in much greater and much more interesting detail. About to start the rest of Koontz' Odd Thomas books. I read the 1st three and they were great. Waiting for Greg Isles new book to come out. Everything he's ever written was an A-plus read in my opinion. |
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I just finished reading this..... I know it's not a book but I didn't know where else to put it :)
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I'll "try" to set up a Social group to talk and share all about books for the Black and Gold readers in here, kind of surprised we don't have one already. |
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Its as fascinating as any murder mystery author I've ever read. Blood Memory and Turning angel were masterpieces. He makes James Patterson and John Grisham look like middle schoolers. And for the WWII buffs, his Spandaux Phonex and Black Cross books were incredible. I was never a WWII buff until I read his works, incredible. Note: He stopped writing about WWII because too often talented writers get pigeonholed and he didn't want his other work to suffer because of his fascination with WWII. |
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I liked his murder mystery books better like the Devils Punchbowl, Sleep No More, and True Evil. Isles has just recently signed a deal to write a new trilogy of murder mysteries also due out in 2014.
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